Future of industrial relations in the public services - EPSU collective bargaining conference 3-4 December 2007

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This year's collective bargaining conference will take place in Brussels on 3-4 December and will provide an important opportunity for EPSU's collective bargaining contacts to debate the future of industrial relations in the public services. This key discussion will take place on the second day of the conference and will focus on what is possible to achieve in social dialogue and collective bargaining at a European level in the public services. The debate will be in both working groups and a plenary session and will also provide a first opportunity to discuss a resolution on collective bargaining and social dialogue for the EPSU Congress in 2009. Further details of the conference will be sent out to all affiliates shortly and will be added to the EPSU website.

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